The thickness of the caulking exiting the tube is purely based on how big of a hole you cut in the nozzle. If you want a very thin bead, cut a very small hole. Just be careful when you are cutting it, because you can always cut more off, but once you go too far you can't undo it...
I have the Dell 2405FPW. Lovely monitor, and at under a grand, can't be beat. However, little puppies like this 37 Incher are coming out soon. 37" for about $2000, hard to beat.
Think of it like a human (not that this is really applicable)
One that runs around all the time, might have occasional complaints like sore muscles (a reboot here and there).
One which sits at home all day and does nothing will develop major health problems.
I've historically kept my systems on 24/7/365 with the occasional reboot here and there with no problems.
While systems I have kept off for extended periods of time I've had all kinds of problems with.
The 7200.9 500 gig is faster than the raptors? Do you have any benchmarks? I would also imagine multiple spindles would be faster than a single spindle.
Additionally, the 500 gig Seagate is $374.
Technically, I could also use 3-73 Gig SCSI drives (OS, App and Games) and another drive for swap file. Would this still be slower than the SATA's?
Thanks
Alright, I have a few older 10k SCSI drives from work that they were throwing away. A bunch of 9 GIGs, some 36 gigs and a few 73 Gig drives. Mostly Seagate, but a few others as well.
I'm planning on building a new system in the next few weeks and wanted to get some feedback.
Should I...
I wonder if we can get a review of this board using 3 video cards and 3+ monitors. Multiscreen gaming sucks with 2 monitors, because your focus (i.e the center) is in the middle of two displays. With 3 displays, the center would be right in the center of the middle display.
Love to see a...
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